Going Full Time would like info. on C.C 38FB2 5th wheel

[donniedu]

Mine is pushing 12 years old and it has been great. Does it need some work after 12 years? Sure, but everything that has happened I consider normal wear and tear

[W5CI]

I think a Cedar Creek is the best investment you could make, they stand behind them 100%. join the Cedar Creek RV Owners club for any and all your info and help you mite need. Good Luck

[Stevemc]

We owned a Montana for about 10 years. No major complaints, they all take maintenance and a little patience. But after much investigation and a trip to the Cedar Creek factory we decided to go with Cedar Creek 36CKTS when we were ready to upgrade. No regrets.

[Inspectorslg]

Boy, we don't have that kind of good luck, but moving along. You can't go wrong with the Cedar Creek. Hey, maybe we will meet up with you on the road someday. That's what I looking for, open road, new friends, and the hell with everything else.

[Inspectorslg]

By the way I'm also a Steve. Wife's name is Kathy.

[Inspectorslg]

Hey Hutch. the inspector comes from me becoming a home inspector after the law enforcement career. No pension here. I quit after working with a bunch of crooks and power abusers. One day just had enough. Transferred to another department and it was worse. Started my own business and never been happier. At least I can sleep at night.

[Stevemc]

Originally Posted by Inspectorslg

Boy, we don't have that kind of good luck, but moving along. You can't go wrong with the Cedar Creek. Hey, maybe we will meet up with you on the road someday. That's what I looking for, open road, new friends, and the hell with everything else.

That would be great. We're kicking around the idea of fulltiming but DW isn't sure about giving up the solid foundation yet. It is tough giving up all the "stuff" but I would enjoy a less incumbered life. Good luck with your coach and plans.